Evening Star Newspaper, February 28, 1870, Page 3

_EVENING STAR._ ar LATE TELEGRAMS, &c. The South Carolina legislative committee of Democrats and Kepublicans, appointed at the last session to investigate the disordered state of affairs in the Third Congressional District, have | | reported that there was a thoroughly or; party in the district to defeat the real o — of the reconstruction acts, and murdered, wi hipped. threatened, and intimidated Republicans. 6 Democratic portion of the committee are pre- paring a minority report, asserting that the ma- jerity report is highly colored. Hon. Ht L. addressed a political mons at Nash N. H., Saturday Grening- Among other speakers stumping tt the State for the Republicans are Senators we Sawyer. Thomas pot yr Merede, seneral -H. Van Wyek, and Kepresentatives and Greet interest is felt in the result ‘of the election. ‘The Virginia House has passed the enabling bill. This legalizes the acts of the milit pointees in office since the State was admi and provides that the places shall be filled with appointments by the Governor. | This when passed by the Senate will furnish the State with new officers, as they may be appointed. dohn H. Gleason, an ex-Federal General of Fenian notoriety,was brought to Richmend,Va., Saturday night, from West Virginia, on requi- sition from Gov. Walker, ewe with obtain- ing money by representing himself as a revenue officer in York county. event ‘en Indians attacked a ranch on Fri- day,at Pine Bluffs, Arkansas, belonging toa man named Tracey, and drove off forty head of cattle, and killed one of the men named Albert whom they sea!ped and mutilated in a ‘King manner. ‘The temperance committee ap) great meeting on the 22d instant to-day present to Mayor Mason a pe’ ing 20,000 signatares in favor of closing th Liquor saloons on Sunday. Hugh Clark, of Randolph, Mass., lately con- vieted on the charge of concealil pe from his creditors in bankraptey, was Bon nks sentenced to fifteen months’ imprisonment i the Dedham jail. A young man named Clark E. Rowan, conf 1 bookkeeper in the commission house of C. inckley & Co., Chicago, has absconded, taking with him United ed States bonds valued at +6,000, and 820,000 in Loaded teams aaaekon Hudson at Castle- ton Friday. Large of men have com- meneed cutting’ ice The prevailing cold weather inspires ice men with hope, and la- borers are being hired rapidly. ‘The New York Sunday News reports that Kingsley, Sr., of the firm or Kingsley & vinegar manvfacturers, has absconded with 000, leaving hix son and partner in the larch. ‘The citizens of Milwaukee are trying to here the Wisconsin State capital Temoved tothat c and have pledged the lic building as an inducement. A board of engineers, headed by General Mc- Cletlan, held @ meeting Saturday, in New York, to devise means for more rapid transit through Manhattan Island. General Quesada and staff, of the Cuban a yassed through Savannah on Saturday represents the Uuban army at 20,000, but’ io are in need of arms. Wm. W. Lander, of Salem, Mass., has been sted on the charge of misanpropriating 900 belonging to the Umited States, while Postmaster at Salem. A new Methodist Episcopal Charch, erected at a cost of 380,000, was opened in Brooklyn yes- terday. Bishop Janes preached the sermon. ‘The corner-stone of @ magnificent Masonic ple is to be laid in New York on the first of next. The cost of the building is to be 0,000. A monster petition to the federal authorities is to be gotten up in Californiain behalf of the irish politieal prisoners in English prisons. The American Christian Commission, organ- ized to evangelize the whole American people, met in New York city yesterday. Work ae Brooklyn =, Yard will be re- commenced with vigor. at 1,000 workmen wiil be engaged by to-morrow. - ‘Thomas C. Acton, ex-police commissioner, has been appointed Superintendent of the United States Assay Office in New York. H. Luckett shot and mortally wounded Capt. Howe, on the steamboat Kate Karrow, at Alex: andria, La., on Thursday. The Seward banquet is appointed for next ‘Thursday, atthe Astor House, New York city. PP seco BELLIGERENT BLONDES. Away 'm Suecessfal Chase. A Chicago bomen says that there wasa large crowd in and about the Police Court on Saturday at the trial of Henderson an ais ac- complices, Lydia Thompson and Paulin> Markham, for their cowardly assault upon Mr Story, the editor of the Daily Times. The Judge ol the Court, after hearing Mr. Storey’s testi- d Thompson, Markham, and Hen- 16@each for « breach of the peace, and $100 each for making an assault upon a citizen. ia Thompson took out her portmonnaie and 1 be whole amount of the fines, when the ig, discharged the whole party. The de- spate’ also states that an attempt was made by a nunber of “fancy” men to unharness the from Thompson's coupe, so — they hi party, under the statute charging thom With rioting and inciting to riot. The second examination of the party on the charge of riot in assaulting Mr. Story closed on Saturday evening. Lydia Thompson, Mark- bam and Mr. Henderson were held in $509 bail, Gordon and Eldridge $200 for trial in the Kecorders’s Court. They gave bail, and reached the Opera House in time for the performance. Story immediately swore out a civil warrant for damages, and the officers went to the hotel to arrest Henderson. The blondes on their return learning this remained at the Opera House until after midnight. The arrest could not be made on Sunday. They returned yesterday morning. Henderson, Misses Thompson, Markham and Mr. Gordon, who are implicated in the atfair, took carriages and started for Indiana, but a fourth warrant had been issued charging them with assault with deadly weapons with intent to do bodily injury, the officers overtook arrested Henderson and took station. The rest went on to be in Detroit to-night to fll an ment. Henderson was imprisoned for four hours be- fore a magistrete could be found, when he was Feleased on $500 bail, and drove Iuamediately” to the depot and got on the train for Detroit; but, io officers there with still another warrant, g him with assault with intent to nut, mped off the train, took a earriage and drove ‘ay, Probably towards Indiana. officers ded to arrest him on the train and get ot at Twenty-second street, but fearing the im- mense crowd which had gathered would cer- tainly have prevent d the arrest at the depot, the excitement being very th; the officers resehed the cars, and not fin nding Hh Henderson when the train gy at the ‘irst station, were carrice cf with it. Henderson may have taken train om sume other rena ton wing at the same time. He probably drove to Lake @ Station, diana, twenty-five miles, where he will take the morning train. The rest ou, the 4 o'clock train. meneame and Thom; rest of the company left iste Ee fo ET zeae ifr son ike hounds att wanted to a w oud Dr Hew ‘ . indies and Mr. Henderson 2 aan cttr the following from the San Francis- ees display head to a two-column Srtiele: “ LATuAM. — Interesting of Milton Capitalist, and Benedict—Approach- fog Napes aaa wl —— habit of to with a ghee it of going frm be x a lighted . & ! ” Proceeded di- wer enabled the wonde: 1 fea feat? It would less than a miracle, but of its truth as related there is no doubt. s7The SOTER SCHR ANDES. On the 7th instant, at the German pion « Charch, by the Rev. Wm. H. Frey, GEORGE F SOTER. of this city, to Mise MARY SCHNANDER, formerly of Baltimore, JENKENS. Suddenly, at her residence, Sunday morning, the 7th instant Sura ¥.JENKENS, in the 83d rear of her a, The triends and acquaintances of the Sem see: invited to attend the lunetal on ‘Tucsday at W o'clock, from the family, residence, "No. 33 Highst., bet. Ist and 2d at neste, Gosemscown LITTLE. 0: the 27th instant, onsumption, in be gio = her age, ELIZA, wits of Levi kittie, of this ft {ll take place on Tuesday, at 30’clock she fara) wil take pla her husband. on lot of Between it and N.south. ‘The friends of the family are respectfauy invited to attend. VERNON. FRANKIE P.. beloved son of Henry and Jennett Vernon, on the Sth instant, 10 years of “Stis funeral will take Tuesday, March Ist, renidonee, Oe at No! His friends and rel tivesare respectfully invited to attend. gone, loved one, Gone from our home; God hath recalted thes fothfal Bloom. son fingere thee now: still Deanty lingers thy pallid brow. SHANAHAN. At the residence of his dan: erie Sunday morning, Me. JAMES SHANAHAN, is funeral’ will take place on Tuesday, the Ist inst., at 3 o'clock p. m., from St. Aloysius Church. * MARTON. February 23th, at 1] o’clock, SARAH 8. MARTON. aged 69 sears. ral to-inorrew afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from dence of her danghter. No. 912 ith street, Friends of family respectfally i vised ‘oattena: Frederick papers ” [Rockville and Papers tion, early on the morning ofthe Sth inst ROSS SR WHLSON, acd 98 year Her remains will bo taken to’ Philadelphia, for Durial. {Philadelphia papers please copy. | worgetown. on the 27th instant. at Tesidence of her brother in. law: S: Thomas Brown. Een Mise} ULIA, daughter of the Jate Thomas and Eliza Cissell. ‘he funeral will ake place on Tuesday (to-morrow) morning. at 10 o'clock, from Trinity (Catholic) church, Georgetown. where Mass will be offered for the repose of her soul. oe * o ANE AM. musack is the ith year of . On the 2th inst., FERDINAND ROTH, aged SM years. E UNDERTAKERS. GICHARD F. HARVEY. ALONZO A. MARB. HARVEY & MARR, UNDERTAKERS, No. 335 F STREET, between Ninth and Tenth. _my Bly Ricwaep W. BARKER, on! RTABRER, 425 EIGHTH STREET,necar B. FURNITURE of ail kinds made and repaired. Special attention given to the manufacture of CHAIRS. All work warranted. fo I5-1y RIDAL, AND FUNERAL WREATHS 5 OuS aod STARS QU! CROSSES. ANCHOR! SARS nic Work on ‘Giase end shkeeraa ja ran, Gen. Casey, Gen. Tompkins, Gen. Aiken. del-ly a Per Cent Gold Bonds At 95, FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX, ISSUED BY THE BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND MIN- NESOTA RAILROAD COMPARY. FIKST MORTGAGE AND CONVERTIBLE, AND PROTECTED BY A LIBERAL SINKING FUND. INTEREST PAYABLE IN COIN AT NEW YORK OR LON- DON, PRINCIPAL PAYAPLE IN COIN IN FIFTY YEARS. TRUSTEES: J.Epcar Tomson, Pres’t Pennsylvania R. R. Co, C. L. Frost, Pres. Toledo. Peorta § Warsaw K.K.Co. ‘These Bonds, at present price of goid, yield over 9 per cent. interest, and as an investment they are fully as secure as U.S. 5-2)'s, which now only pay 6% per cent. in curreney. ‘They are only issued upon each section of the Road as fast as the same is completed and in successful operation. Over two-and-a-half millions of dollars have been expended on the Road. Eighty-three miles are about completed and equipped, and already show large earnings; and the remainder of the line is rapidly progressing toward completion. ‘The State of Iowa, through which this road rans, is one of the richest agricultural sections in America. Ats large population, extending with surprising ra- pidity, and its immense yield of grain, pork, wool and other agricultural products, create « pressing demand for the construction of this road, which af- fords the best possible guarantee for the bondhold- ers, as the line runs through the wealthiest and most thickly populated section of the State. The road also rums through the rich and growing State of Minnesota. Reference to the map of the United States will show that it traverses the most enter- prising and growing portion of the West,and forms ome of the great trunk lines in direct communication with New York, Chscago and St. Louis, being to the latter city 9 miles nearer from Nerthern Iowa and all portions of the State of Minnesota than by any other road now built or prejected, and also the near- est route from Central and Southern lows. ‘The road is opened for local traffic as constructed, and thus KSCEIVES EARNINGS ON 1TS COMPLETED SECTIONS GREATLY 4N BXCKSS OF THE AMOUNT NEEDED TO PAY THE INTEKEST UPON ITS BONDS BEFORE THE KOAD 1S FINISHED. The buyer of these Bonds is therefore suaramteed by a great business a'ready tm existence om the route of the road, @s well as by new current earnings, and has not torisk any of the comtingencies which always attend the opeatne of roads in @ mew and unsettled country. A limited quantity only of these Bonds are now offered at 9. After a thorough investigation of the above enter- prise, we recommend these Bonds as first-class investment, express charges, received ‘and maps furnished on HENRY CLEws 2 Co., BANKERS, No. 32 WALL STREET. For Bale by LEWIS JOHNSON <4 €o., flo-Im BANKERS, PENN. AV..Con. 107 st. OF! oe Orr ab: Dy at dtiery pearl Le} Bored iach aan pasa on the for Ice,” under cov: stapes wate pian a Apa ean, be given. of ats, Gen? Bup't Treanusy Bedi. fe 21-8 _AUOTION SALES. TRUSTEES SALE OF ait HOUSEHOLD FURNI- (m TO MORROW, March Ist. 170, at 10 sitios Fursiture ‘svertieed, to bave tates re. No, 330 H street, betwoon Isth and commons aveune. P.O. WILSON. Tra eu COOPER & LATIMER. Nucl, B® OUCPER, & LATIMES Auction: necensars to 3.0 MeGuire & Goo) southwest corner eee ith st. t Ly ‘in by a two-story Frame House, four rooms and kitchen Terms: One ee es yates in six and twelve months. secured by a deed of trast, with notes — ing interest. I hap sim Raed Tevesne stam; — $& down at time of sale. ie Toe COOPER & LATIMER, Auct'rs. BY & GREEN « wrraes, Fe 313° southeast Sorper of Tih snd ota, A venues rae STORY ead HOUSE Ay On WEDARSD T, the ad 4 Et ‘ar of March, A | fe, 1570, at 6 shall sell on ‘the premises Loe No gy in ra sabi: Nos. 1 dands, in Sq mis ith the Fa L Fialwcoad ens ae ts paiit Frame ‘onse, fron'ing on 10th streot pov breg on ‘streoks north, making a nice private residence ibe te "Terms; $560 cash; balance in 6,12 and 13 months. tor notes bearing interest. and secured by a deed of trust on the prem! Ly el an coamanancieg, and rev- Tee GRBEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, x GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucti 5 BST CREED 8 WELLING, Apcticore By virtuo of a decd of trust, beari dole ca ve tenth sy of April, tos, and recorded iber E. olla, 291, one of fend records for Washing ol iy. “Tevill oett at public anction, in front of the hig! ‘HU A. ing part of iat numbered nine (9) of the subdivision of square nambered four hundred irty-nine (439), hounded and described as fotlo (Commencing at the oe corner of said lot. tslong the west line of wald lot elsty-aix (68) eet fo (© luches to,the southwest corner of said lot; thence east the south line of said lot fifteon feet 3) inches; “ mee north in a direct line sixty-six ( feet four aS) inches to a peint on the north fins of sae boa feet six (6) inches _ ace of nee west Sone, ‘the nor le of waid Lot tothe © Bluce of besinsings-with t the im- provements, consisting of a good frame house, front- ing on, H street south, between 7th and 8th atrects west, Island. Terms made known on the dav fog Fong All con- veyancing and revenue Stampe 2t the 2 chaser. OLL IDAY, Trustee. 1e28-eotd GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. B* 3. T,COLDWELL # CO. Auctioneers, 914 Pennsylvania avenue tween 9h and 10th streets TESTERS PAPO DF VAI ALU ee IMPROVED PERTY LP Seen + ht BE TWiEs BANDO STREETS By virtue of oe of ton ean ‘the 20th ot Feber apd duly Tecorded in her T and HeNo- 6, folie 3, 8 ot the land reco ane ra Washi vunty, in the: ‘Dis: ict uf Columbia, E shall iecht'at publig THURSDAY, the ith day of March o clock, . in front of the pr tot numbered elevent iyi acti northwest corner of said lot the line of Tennessee a: feot 9 inches; thence couthens ing lots 10 and 11, 124 feet he mg sald dividing line W0 feet: thenes north 30 fee thence east 49 fect; thence north I7 feet 5 Rivet thence west 4# feet; thence north 30 feet to north tine i lot 11; themee wi geaid line 90 feet; the: cutwardly 10 feqp 2 inches to point of begin ping, containing 15.829 Square feet, and improved by two frame dwellings. ‘Terms: ox cash, balance in Ba and Pra wt} month: me interest, and secured by a tru the ae All conveyancing andr tere enue stamps it purchaser's c cust. $50 will be re- quired down ont day WILLIAM F. HOLTZMAN, Trustoo. foas-dtd J.T. COLDWELL & Cb., Ancts. S442 or QUARTERMA ASTER STORES. DEPOT QUARTERMASTER’s Orricr. Wasuineton, D. O.. F 2, ‘Will be sold, at public auction, on MUNDAY, March 7th. commencing at 100'clock, at the Depot of Ary Clothing, a quantity of Quartermaster Store intit for, issue. consisting in Si Biactbnithe Tobias Water a hairs, Gaim Hose, Harness, G Chains Des Cl Hose Reel, Flaz- stall, copper and in Riveta, Horke and Muld Shor. ¢ Frames, Sash, Scantling, Joist, Common Cul” "Wovens Cash at time of sale. By order of the Quartermaster General G. THOMAS, Captain, M. 8: fo 28-6t Acting Depot Quartermaster, ¥ CoO & LATIMAR. Auctlo BS so nctioneers, southwest coracr Benn. avenue and 1ith street, Sahni Sh SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es- TATE, BY ORDER OF THE COURT. 4 ee bod rll Disirict - Columbia > the mer Court one Dublic notion; on Dy eae Rata ‘the ida A. D190, at dorclock p. m..on t 18. in Square est part of orth E'stroct at the iis, ie eta sald part on northwest corner of said of at feet Wie, Inches: thence dene railol with North E street-adistance.of le fect, and dinchos; thence northwardly | parallel with the west Roundary of sald lot I. a distance of 10 feet to sai North E street; thence westwardly on the southern boundary of anid North F streetsa distance of 2 fect and 7 inches to the said place of beginning, and im- rovements, consisting of & three-story Brick Dwell ith basement. containing 10 rooms, on E strect south side, between Nioth aud Tenth strests. sof sale: "One-third of the parchase mo: to be paidcash in hand; the residue thereof in re- spectively 6 and 12 months from day of salo with in- 1 be secured by deed of trust on the proper- ty. Adeed given all the purchase money is paid. Stumpsand ‘ancing at the cost of the “at eR, 200 will be required of the rat the fall of the hammer. If the terms Peale are not complied with within {hres days frm the day of sale, t be resold at the cost of the de isiltins aa ticle SCH anit. { Trustees. _fem-d&as € LATIMER, Aucts._ ¥ CoorER & LATIMER, Auctioneers fuccessors to. J.C. McGuire & Go.) Southwest corner Pennsylvania ave. and lth sireet. Teens SALE OF 1 NEARLY NEW AND LEGANTLY FINISHED MANSION ON thik SOUTH SIDE OF MASSACHUSETTS Poet hi NEAR FOURTEENTH STREET, By virtue of a deed of trust, dated the Ist ¥ of June, 1857, and duly recorded in. Li- TE CE. No.9, folto 143, et soa. ons of the land records of Washington en iets in the District of Columbia. the subscriber will pubes auc- tion. on MONDAY. the lith day of tarda, isroc at m., in front of the premises, Lots lettered i ae and 1," Ja gre sitar pai origi: nal lot numbere , in square ‘ise aD e- — inti rep a ror's office in tl a oe, of Wash. ii ¥ 31, "rote by ‘392 feet of ‘the said Not lettered mn 7, the subseriber to Mises Kelley, trustee, ats ‘Telease executed on the Sist day of March. and recorded in Liber T ~ No. 4, folio lai-s, Of the land records Het of (Columbia, ‘sak lots SH” 1 and rt “G,”" cont: more y proved by an elegant and nearly new frame resi’ dence, two stories and , with Mansard roof, on a niassive granite Soundation, enclsed with iron rail ; at present ecce pied by Dremisce att bn the south be seen onthe of Massuchusette avenus, near Fourteenth street, No. 1324, in one of tho best lo- and fi ‘of the locality and character of the Dullding cortalaly “oles a’ rare hanes for inv. verms of sale: One-third cash; the resid in six, teeta aed 8 ‘payment to be secured by. a deed of trast on’ the brvperty, with notes jay of fettot paiche i conveyancing and revenue ELLEN, Trustee fe25-d rat phen ‘Aucte. BX GREEN £ WILE sams, fo. 319, southeast corner Tth and D'streata TRUSTEE: x ong ASE, FURNITRE, AND LEPYECTS By ofa deed iat bo nee otek mah bea Bane ie Pee K oan ‘street west, of, . “Aion yancing and revenue stamps at the cost ET, a 5 i HAS A maxowonn eroce STUCK OF "eAGcrinn, back SILKS, CLOAKS, No. fees pimp ag ‘With end sewvpaporvcartal etmded os ary alnut Bes fare Haircloth Parlor Obairs and Rockers = ive Painted Suites '¥ GREEN & WILLL Fro tandscme ‘alnut and Oak B nt BRE Ste at jarble-top abies s mer same coos. | GES VALUABLE BOOKS, PAPERS. js : Mente For Saue ak PUBLIC AvoTION Schaar aie mill Be, sold to pay storage, on WED Fro, Walnut Marble-top Sideboards 2 10, ot chicken in ste ceo weaphanel taps pel aig den, No, 314, Seven Seventh street west, be- | Two handeome HM, cee < ‘denton'y Aue "Annals of Congres from 7sf,about | THrs Painted Marbie top Cottage Salton. to mention. oie etomee paren ‘The above Goods are all near! in good “2 peeleteagane Laws order, to which we call especial etvation ot Bousee Seaton’s Register of Debates complete set, | ““pPrny, sma tealers and the balanes Cratos Uew: def 0 kum 1 of the National Intelligencer, pe Peak deer aon xty days, for ‘Rotes satis- with intorest. about sy or i ‘of the Annals of Congress, un | _'¢ W.L. WALL & CO., Aucts. REE: LIAMS, Ai — Seeviteetent ins nat ma, Bre ‘Boutheast corner of Tth and'D vtreote, ot Type. ‘Terms cash. FAS. CHAIRS. MARBLE-TO! feed “GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. "oH eau tart a ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, AnctiSncers, MAINS. ROCKING CHATS, B 19, Southeast corher 7th and D streots, pt eS, ee TE ATIN RING Coaree: TR cinpmace SALE OF VALUABLE uNIm.| 40 bets MATTRESSES, EROVER PROPERTY IN THE FOURTH AND | Bi ERY AN CHA SIXTH WARI eae AND COOKING STOV Good. Under. of a decree Tnthe | OF KITCHEN BRQUISITES. Ar’ AUUTION. Co ee eee sed on th ‘On TUESDAY the lay of January. 5 }, in rtain at o'clock a. m., meaeaiecl cn thee cause, wherein verett was complain Scag meee tieeieh pee and H. Everett et al. were dete Se pandas tame being, euity cause No. 1008, Ba. eed dee wear Fogo No. 735, the The How! Eis FOR RENT Inquire at Me. 510 Ih stroot weet. }, between Band F streets nortl il at publi tion’ t auction stm ‘day of ite branry, 1570, at AY. the re ale Togeammiberst 81,181 GREEN & WILLIAMS. ucts, juare No. num! , Hi. and 12) 3 beret No. 835, in the city of Washington, District Te tes ei Beal Banat Brokers, creorum bin. ‘No. 696, Southoast corner 7th and D streets. ‘And by virtue of anid decreo, we shall tion, on WEDNESD a¥, the 30 Imo ardor i Mon the resins, fs well at to the h Orrick Boanp Trustees oF Pstic Scmooss, 1870 30a ack P. benen aint nee + Feb “= est ler, Dron! sia square of t lots numbered 18, 19, 20, and’'21, in square No. Sapeaty Mat toe. a taid city and Disirick itd District offer at pub- ‘The terms ef ale. as proscribed by said decree, lie goetne TUKSDAY, the Ist day ot March, es foliows: vune-t third of th of the purchase money len the pi oe, that yala- paid in geek om the day of, sale, and the residue eons fg ea bird fhereot in equal instalments, in six, twelve and Lots number 10 and Il, in square Sigheeen months from the day of sale;’the deferred thereon, known as. the slghocen moqihe from she Gay Of gale; tha deferred “Possession to be given : | iSicpmbery to beeiaed i aeructte e | BR In gic ana 'o the retained uni sale o e If © residue six (6) fied by'the Court, af which time deeds will be made Zeruis: One halt cash, the residue in vot feu (0) months, with interest from rel and deeds of trust taken to secure | the purchaser giving notes, nosy aatiafactorily in? sera; thede deferred payments. a convey ancing at the oxpeuse ep sam Eth con ofa parcharert One thi | of the purthaasr’ 7A depeat of C338) oy iundrea f the purchase money to be deposited with the auc- | Quite, aired at the tioneets when the sroperty is sold. If the terms of otters witt'be req % is sale are not complied with, the iy to be re old Y At the cost of the purchaser or purchasers. y LES WALTER. { rrasteos, Sub- Board JAMES © CLRPHANE, _fe19-ta GREEN ja25-co8ds GREEN & & WILLIAMS, Auct®, ¥ COOPER & LAT ra 2 a S7-THEK FIRST NAMED PROPERTY OF THE B ‘Successors to J.C. McGuire yom ©o.,) shove sale is POSTPONED UNTIL WEDNES- Southwant cenee Penn: avenue and llth street. DAY, the 2d of March, and that of the second named until "THURSDAY, the 3d of March, commer with lot No. Il, in equare 864, in n consequence of the incitement weather. By order B-eokds GREEN & WILLIAMS. Au Aucts, ‘BREEN & WILLIAMS. Bre Kostioneore and Peel Be Rotate Brokers, No. 319, Southeast corner 7th D streets, TRUSTEE’S SALE OF _ staat PROP- ERTY ON THE ISLAND, FRONTING AR- MORY 5QU. Ty tae of dood of trust, Getet Jane Ist, duly recorded in Liber B.C folio 37, “fe of the land records ior Washington ¢ county. D. nd by direction of the secured seedy we will Bell at public anc- on, in front of the premises, on MONDAY, the 7th day ‘of 150, ak 8 o'clock p.'m.. Lat roumbered th Thirty seven, (3 )in the recorded subd Br it a oF ee VaLvaale STREET EAST, Bi TWELN Bitar c iT ‘T BETWEI ENCE. STREET AND NORTH C. ead ot fact co Rohe 4 by vir virtue of ad ‘ords for seems jam am fon county, in Cofumutiay E shall en lic auction, on TUES- DAY. the lst day of waa 1570, at 442 o'clock, P, tof 4, Lota sixteen (15) and Sguare 90), accordiug dix square by Jonathan Brot ogetier With the improvements to the same belo i Terms of sale cash. A deposit of $00 will be re quired at time of sale. Conyeyancing and stamps at wt ot the purchaser If the terms of sale are not complied with within five days, the trastes reserr the right to sell at the cost and’ risk of the ‘default rs viston of Square num! d four hundred and Pe purchaser, PHRAIM CLARK. Trasee. fro (ie. te lio rimimnineton DO withall | toasds “COOPER & LATIA ER, Aucrs._ Gwelling-honse —— TIM t Terms of [psitep states MARSHAL'S SALE. In virtue of two writs of fieri facias, issued from the Clerk's office of the Supreme. surt of the District holding an Hauity Court, and tome cl sell at ‘public le for cast a at the froat of the’ Court: jhouse door of said District of March next, 1370, Wy. at 2 o'clock. corey, wit > x — an aed Inteegocts ss wa vndivided £ fourth in bad to feewieist” Lot No. One-half cash, (of — ons must the deferred paym cu f in nd twelve months, with interest gered by deed of trust to the ‘satistucti "Ferma of aalo to bo complied with within etx da; often aay of sale, otherwise the Trustees resery, the right to resell I the property, after one weck’ notice, at the defaulting purchaser. | All conveyancing and. atamps at “ERE 's cont Trustees. wit RD, fe2t-cokda GREEN'S WILLTAMS, Aucts, | $2804 Part of Lot 8 f Saunt Nor ah wetch ta pace PY Wa. WAty ‘& CO. Auctioneers, | fe cantainest within the following metes and bounds: ~w Marble Dnilding, juning at the southwest corner of said thence. de east ‘with the lino of eft Btores No-900 8902 Pepa. a¥.. cor. 9th st. =e R Loe eee Baath 7 ih ae. A ver aH p ARRW | pics 3 a CTR aT POA | ie seeeceea eo g t ee BE GAEIMENT, IN WASHINGTUN CITY, | s6tbe pro Sycgntione Noe. 1,59 and 1,573 in favor By virtue of a deed of trast, dated the 9th of ALEX. SHARP, mary. A. D. 1563, recorded in Liber B.C. E U. 8.Marshal - No. 26, folie #2, &e.jone of the land records ot Washington coun by direction of the it} and Treasurer of the Washingion Co-o} rative Building and sit AL Us STATES MARSH ALS SALE. me ¢ | Invirtne of awrit of fieri facias issued from the Hom, fe front of the provaicce ae FEAR ea aak, | Clerk's Utica of the Baprene Court of a ene day of February inetantent set r5 "bck p vnl,all that | {Columbia and tome directed, I will sell at public parcel of ground, in the cit; rok ton, known | Sle, for cash, in front of the Court House door of as Lot number one,(1.) in dec Ldivision of said’ District, on THURSD. 7. the loth day of EA March, 180, at 12 o'clock m.» all ‘defendant's right, according to the recorded plat of sel reab is Nite, claim nd that part of Terms of sale: eeanind ¢ cash, (of which No. 18, in oy 0 the Clty of ‘ashington. must be paid at the tine of sale.) aud the resituein | PC: coginined witht the following mstes ay Hy ihonths. with interest from Beg for the sam She the perchinm’s cote cr ee iss, ene irom the northwest corner of U street ou 13th street west, running thence n rth 16 feet inches, thence west 96 feet 8 inches fo 8 feat meg thence south 16 feet 734 inches, the 96 feet 8 inches to the point of inning, together with all ~ singular the improvements en Cok seized and ter the sale, the All at the risk ‘an: after one wock's public cost of the first purchaser, and revenue stamps at notice. |All conveyancing pure! «'s cos! pon as the ee Mitchell, 0 Ww. and ‘ill "be sold to sati Vue aNGtVEN, Trustees, | cials to May Term, 1561, iu favor item fe7-cokds W.L. WALL & bo., Aucts. HAL _fo 18-td Us. NITED STATES ape Sate. E ABOVE SALE _IS UNAVOIDABLY posrroneD until SATURDAY, March Sth, same gs opal bu tess ig ge cd yirtne of a weit of flr! facias teaed trom the k's office BX OBEY £ WILLIAMS, Anctioncors, Golusbinr god Goan said Distric HOTEL, OMNIBUS, HORSES AND HARNESS | next, 100, at 12 o'clock M., all defondan virtue ‘of & deed of th a Ae Bas ets tas seis ", | and ecagalar the intprovencnts’ theron elas and * Ma : fagular in Tront of {the Kickword House’ core ck peauant” | ieciaa Seer eran brosemeess uae Ealia, and nase. nd Twelfth street, one Omnibus, pair set of double Harness, pate EUGENE CARUSI. Trusteo. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucis. ie PAYMASTERS OF FIOR, as I'be auld to satiety execution No. 6.055, in fa John Cotten Jonm Moonee. ad Ran Wal SHARP. £e23-dte larshat D.C. AXTHBACITE COAL AT AUCTION. Heangu. ARTERS Derantwext or V IROINIA,, SHINGTON, D, February 25, 1370. w cd Pons, be ‘endorsed “Props” nico War Rebranty Si i, will berecelted at this oMicement a2 Mabon Want bo ralg nt pablae sharing es Gens eee dey ny of March, ist, fers me followin artes, wich Lynchburg, Va.. ean the Sth day ef March, 1570, a lot oa Goverment te ‘Washington | 0! ANTHRACITE COAL, estimated at seventy (70) tons. see Cs = on day of sale. rider of the General commanding Department egies 316. CHANDLER *_Brevet Colonel, Ghict Quartermastse. A UCTION SALE OF gONDE MNED PROP- A public sale will take place at Sedgwick Barrack > corner of Isth Vashington, D. C pense ai the i Navy ops Al subject to the usual inspectios a Yards and Docks, thereat, ‘TUESDAY, Poe ists Tsr0, — the following condemned Guartermasior «Property. $0 gallons Alcohol, (West's best. 95 per cent ) Cann cea eevioon Resipage, and Ordnance wr _ Miscellanea” Hatdware, ‘consisting of Nails, var: Bae aires rews, Fil as per schedule.) Cart Harness, Havereacks, : ne Bivdas Fogutioons Sack Clothing. . 4 k Books, Stationei is Biayk Books, Stationery, kc. for issue at Navy F &cl Bidders ‘must state ete thete bide the time within which the articles can be delivered. Descriptive € carbine § ‘Sli & — Babre Belts & Plates leg Tools, 5 ethos fibre 5 Knots, rus ck: wil ticula: be sean at the an Curry Combs, Pe the alldinng reat ek for tee econ ee — Horse Braahcs, jaithtul delivery of supplies awarded, in'couforuite . dale Blankets, panies: sna sa Bo ne ag titnad. his office; otherwiet WIN EW Loe {Ferma cash.” Property to bo removed on tho day avy. | of the By order of the Secretary of War. 1B. KIERSTEAD oe eo tie | D UNRIVALLED KEMEDY, fe25-4 Capt. 5th Cav.,and Bvt. Lt. Col.U.8. A. THE KINGOF ALL PAIN, THE GREAT WU AN XTERNAL ERS. Headache, in five: a =a one mini ae = Feereles- “ J. B. BRYAN, Pres. _— J.-A. BUFF, Treas 6 WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK Corner of Seventh street and Louisiana avenue, PAYS INTEREST ON DEPOSITS. 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